NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 29 September 1911, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Three heifers have been impounded in tne Stratford pound. Messrs. Gillies and Nalder’s list of stock sales for October are advertised. Messrs. R. H. White and Co. publish a replace advertisement elsewhere. An advertiser wants to purchase cither rye or wheat straw. The big factory at Frimloy, which produces so many nice tilings, never stands still. Immediately the management secs that there is something in the pure food lino which householders require, then it endeavours to fill that need. To their already long list of jams, sauces, preserved fruits, vegetables, and other table delicacies, they aro now adding; Spices, Curry Powders, Pepper, Custard and Baking Powders. These are all of ...e very highest quality, and absolutely pins. The Prim ley Cottage Brand Baking Powder, although only a short time on the market, is rapidly gaining in popularity. Its success lies in the fact that the materials are so good and so perfectly blended that uniformly good cooking is always possible with it. Sousa, when in Now Zealand recently, said that the more capable a musician was, the more, particular he was sure to he in regard to his instrument. Nearly every star musician has his own particular fancy. For instance, Leonard Berwick, the celebrated pianist, who is at present in the Dominion, is emphatic in his preference for a Steinway.* To-morroiy the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company’s Stratford heifer sale takes place at the Stratford yards. Messrs. Lamason and Melville will hold a sale at their rooms, Broadway, to-morrow. , Mr. Newton King conducts a sale at his Haymarket and Mart to-mor-row. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., hold a full stock of Reid and Gray single furrow ploughs, also chain and disc harrows, and clients are invited to inspect.* The A.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., have a buyer for a good secondhand milk cart, required by Saturday next.* For chronic chest complaints, Woods' Great Pepperrrhti Cure. La (id, 2b fid* Those interested in the solution of the problems of life will he glad to hear that Miss Christie will he lecturing in Stratford shortly on the subject. Any views that may help us should ho worth hearing, and Miss Christie having studied under Mrs. Bosaut and others is certain to have | something to say answering some of the questions constantly occurring to thoughtful minds.* If you want to cure your cough, take Tanking’s Linseed Emulsion; from all chemists and stores—ls 6d, 2s Gd. 4s 6d *